Charles Dickens


Leído por LibriVox Volunteers

(4.3 estrellas; 16 reseñas)

G. K. Chesterton was a great admirer of Charles Dickens, and wrote a noted critique of Dickens' works expressing his opinion in his own inimitable style. (Summary by Karen Merline) (7 hr 30 min)

Capítulos

THE DICKENS PERIOD 34:44 Leído por Stuart Bell
THE BOYHOOD OF DICKENS 28:33 Leído por Laura Caldwell
THE YOUTH OF DICKENS 37:42 Leído por Anna Simon
"THE PICKWICK PAPERS" 41:28 Leído por Chrystal Layton
THE GREAT POPULARITY 39:29 Leído por Justin Brett
DICKENS AND AMERICA 37:30 Leído por Anna Simon
DICKENS AND CHRISTMAS 37:59 Leído por Ray Clare
THE TIME OF TRANSITION 47:06 Leído por Ray Clare
LATER LIFE AND WORKS 50:13 Leído por Ray Clare
THE GREAT DICKENS CHARACTERS 32:21 Leído por Tysto
ON THE ALLEGED OPTIMISM OF DICKENS 45:23 Leído por Dick Durette
A NOTE ON THE FUTURE OF DICKENS 17:54 Leído por Lucy Burgoyne (1950-2014)

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(4.5 estrellas)

Most interesting and thought provoking. I like his comparison to other writers and also his description of Dickens's public behavior and dress was entertaining. Small problem, if you are not familiar with a lot of Dickens, he talks about characters but doesn't identify the novel they are in. Well read, thanks to volunteers.

Very good.


(3 estrellas)

I rate this book with 3 stars comparing it with his best work, Orthodoxy, and the other best books in the world. It was very, very good. I loved it, and I've never even read a Charles Dickens book before. So many good philosophy tidbits, as always coming from Chesterton.